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My step by step guide on HOW to teach yourself Korean at home!
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These are written in dictionary form you can look at my post HERE to learn how to conjugate and use adjectives in Korean :)
Angry= 화나다
Annoyed/Irritated= 짜긍나다
Bad= 나쁘다
Beautiful= 아름답다
Big= 크다
Bitter= 쓰다
Bored= 심심하다
Boring= 지루하다
Brave= 씩씩하다
Adjectives in Korean show up in dictionary form with the ~다 ending like verbs and need to be conjugated. All sentences in Korean should end with a verb or an adjective btw.
There are two ways to express adjectives, the first before the noun and the second after the noun.
Ex. Quinn is smart = 퀸은 똑똑해요. 똑똑하다 means smart in dictionary form and you conjugate it into present tense with 아요 (어요 if it ends in a consonant) but notice I did not write 똑똑하아요, while technically correct it sounds weird so 하아 gets changed to 해
Smart Quinn = 똑똑한 퀸 Here you can see that I conjugated 똑똑하다 with ~ㄴ if it ends with a consonant with you would put ~은 Ex. 좋다 = 좋은
The first example is a complete sentence, the second one isn’t. If you wanted to add a verb to the sentence then you would use the second example.
Ex. Smart Quinn reads = 똑똑한 퀸은 읽어요.
안녕하세요! 내 이름은 퀸이에요. 나는 21실 이에요 그리고 미국 사람이에요. 만나서 반갑습니다~
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hi i previously made a post about learning korean the “lazy way” so i was thinking about making one about the “cute way”
what do u think??? do u want me to make the post? pls lemme know!!
learn korean : the lazy way
you may have already been in that situation where you’re trying to communicate with a native korean via texts but somehow aren’t able to distinguish some words because they’re written a certain way. well as well as in english or any other languages korean also has its lazy way of using it. we’ll see some words in their correct form and then in their “lazy/text” form.
이렇게 (like this) : 이러케
그렇게 (like that) : 그러케
어떻게 (how) : 어떠케, 어케
왜 이/그렇게 (why are u so…) : 왤케
그렇구나 (i see) : 그러구나
~고 싶다 (to want) : 고시퍼
귀엽다 (to be cute) : 겹다
- conjugated : 귀여워->기어워/여워,키여워/어워
괜찮아 (its okay) : 괜차나,갠차나
싫어 (to hate) : 시러
맞아 (to be right, correct) : 마자
전화 (phone) : 저나
~잖아:자나
미안해 (to be sorry) : 미아내, 먄
ㄱㄱ (고고) : let’s go
ㄴㄴ (노노) : no
ㄷㅊ (닥쳐) : shut up
ㅇㅋ (오키) : okay
ㅂㅇ (바이) : bye
ㅎㅇ (하이) : hi
ㅇㅈ (인정) : i admit
ㄱㅅ (감사) : thanks
how to : multiple verbs sentences in korean
helloooooo. so in this post i will be explaining you all how to use multiple verbs in the same sentence.
before learning this, make sure you already kinda master how to conjugate verbs in past, present and future tenses and also know how to use basic sentence structure:)
it will look like Verb stem+고+Verb
-고 is added to verbs you want to link together in order to form your sentence
a simple way to say “and” is using the word “그리고” :
“학교에 갔어요. 그리고 친구랑 만났어요.”
i went to school. and i met with friends.
but let’s say you want to say something like :
“i am studying and listening to music”
공부하고 음막을 들어요
- present tense:
먹다 = 먹-다 = 먹+하고 = 먹고 “eat and…”
말하다 = 말하다-다 = 말하+고 = 말하고 “talk and…”
보다 = 보다-다 = 보+고 = 보고 “see and…”
- past tense :
읽다 = 읽었다-다 = 읽었+고 = 읽었고 “read and…”
좋아하다 = 좋아했다-다 = 좋아했+고 = 좋아했고 “liked and…”
배우다 = 배웠다-다 = 배웠+고 = 배웠고 “learned and…”
- future tense :
노래하다 = 노래할 거+고 = 노래할 거고 “i will sing and…”
찍다 = 찍을 거+고 = 찍을 거고 “i will take a picture and…”
보다 = 볼 거+고 = 볼 거고 “i will see and…”
- more examples :
- “i cooked and ate”
요리했고 먹었어요
- “what are you up to?”
뭐하고 지내요?
“i’m doing well and working”
잘 지내고 일해요
- “i went shopping and watched a movie”
쇼핑하러 갔고 영화를 봤어요
Weekly Verb
달리다 - To run
Conjugation:
달렸어요 - Past
달려요 - Present
달리고 있어요 - Present progressive
달릴 거예요 - Future
저한테 불만 있어요?
Do you have a problem with me?더는 못 참겠어요.
I can’t take it anymore.말하고 싶지 않아요.
I don’t want to talk.제발, 지금은 저를 좀 내버려 두세요.
Please, just leave me alone.저한테 투정 좀 그만 부리세요.
Stop whining at me.그런 말도 안 되는 소리 집어치워요.
Would you please shut up.요즘 일이 안 풀려서 죽을 맛이에요.
It seems like everything’s going wrong these days.
Christmas
사탕 지팡이 - Candy cane
크리스마스 - Christmas
꼬마 요정 - Elf
과자집 - Gingerbread house
메리 크리스마스 - Merry Christmas
겨우살이 - Mistletoe
북극 - North Pole
선물 - Present
순록 - Reindeer
산타 클로스 - Santa Claus
눈 - Snow
눈사람 - Snowman
크리스마스 양말 - Stocking
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